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welp i just ordered the ATAK, i called americantrucks and they gave me 5% off for ordering over the phone... better than nothing i guess. if the alignment is terrible, im a TIG welder so i'll fab up new hanger brackets or something.
welp i just ordered the ATAK, i called americantrucks and they gave me 5% off for ordering over the phone... better than nothing i guess. if the alignment is terrible, im a TIG welder so i'll fab up new hanger brackets or something.
wow you both suck, i've driven 4wd vehicles since 1893 back when i had to use my own urine as engine coolant and personal hydration (it was a dark time).
can't believe i misspelled my own outfit. thank you, it's a uniTURD just like what i've reduced this thread too.... sorry everyone. new dad + lack of sleep + slow day at work= chaotic comments.
for real, the MFT bed step is primo!
see i like the look of the rolled tips vs the AWE style. i don't know, online the Borla sounds the absolute best, but i'm not sure what that's worth in real life lol
Since I'm a whopping 5'5" I removed my step as I need to prove my manliness to ALL!! I take a running start, plant one foot on the rear tire and jump over the bedside, i land solidly in the bed. i do this each and every time i need to get into the bed of my truck. i have affixed a rope inside...
not that any of this matters but I think what we would be looking for is the friction force. the coefficient of (static) friction has little to do since it's the same for the rubber in all cases, but the friction force CAN be increased if we increase the normal force (i.e. adding weight). again...
Ahem... paing @ferraiolo1 can you meet this challenge?
anyone else on this forum, a picture of your truck on a frozen lake/pond/skating rink haha @Waterfowler41 hockey rink will count for this!
welp i know it's a long shot... anyone have a rebel that's been lowered. curious to see how it looks.
before you flame me and explain that's not what a ORG or Rebel truck is for... i am aware!
this is just crazy. has to be some sort of metallurgical defect that was already there. be thankful it reared its head in your driveway and not leaving you stranded somewhere. either way, I'd assume the dealer/FCA will cover this.
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